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- 2. Plan Types of comparative analysis: "case-study" comparison, regional comparison, global comparison. Comparison of the most similar
- 3. Case Study A case study may be understood as the intensive study of a single case
- 4. Case Study
- 5. Regional Comparison Area Studies Cross-Regional Comparisons
- 6. Global Comparison Freedom House
- 7. Comparing Many Cases (large-n comparisons) Comparison of many countries, usually based on statistical analyses of strictly
- 8. Comparing Many Cases (large-n comparisons) Information about countries must be both quantified and standardized; Large-n comparisons
- 9. Comparing Few Cases (small-n comparisons) Comparison of a few countries, usually based on systematic, in-depth analysis
- 10. Comparing Few Cases (small-n comparisons) Small-n studies can include qualitative evidence and methods; The small-n approach
- 11. Quotes of the great The simplest and most obvious modes of singling out from among the
- 12. Method of Agreement If a phenomenon occurs in two or more situations then the explanation for
- 13. Method of Difference If two or more situations are similar, but the phenomenon exists in only
- 14. Most Similar Systems Design (MSSD) Deals with too few cases to allow the use of statistics
- 15. With each additional explanatory variable (V) the number of cases (n) required for comparisons grows exponentially.
- 16. Most Different Systems Design (MDSD) Belongs to the category of statistical analysis Falsification as a goal
- 17. Levels of variables in comparative political science Aggregative Behavioral Role or socio-structural (so-called "background") Cultural-structural
- 18. Role or socio-structural (so-called "background") variables Social structural variables claim explanatory power for the physical things
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